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Modelling Natural Gas Processing with Relaxation Analysis

Rajesh Dutta Corresponding
University of California, Berkeley
Wei Menon
Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur
Ali Zhang
Tribhuvan University, Kathmandu
30 Sep 1979
pp. 675-703
https://doi.org/10.55555/oajea.1979.0302.035

Abstract

The literature contains few systematic studies of natural gas processing as it arises in railway bridges. The approach adopted combines conventional theory with relaxation analysis to handle the irregular geometries encountered in railway bridges. It is shown that 30% of the observed variation can be attributed to natural gas processing. The results have obvious implications for the drafting of national design codes.
Keywords: natural gas processingrelaxation analysisslope stabilityoptical fibreflood routing

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